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Professors Frolic
During Extravaganza
Various CBC professors and
staff members will be the star
performers next week during
Faculty Week, sponsored by the
Junior Class. Admission to the
programs, which will ■ be held
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. in the
College Chapel, will be only 25<f.
The program of hilarious fun
and entertainment will open Monday night with the "Oldy-wed
Game," a parody of television's
"Newly-wed Game" with members of the Cal Baptist faculty
as participants. Tuesday night
of Faculty Week will feature
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hokett in a
rollicking game of "Beat the
Clock." Mrs. Delores Foster,
Men's Residence Hall director,
will be the "guest celebrity"
who wiii heip the contestants
with their stunts.
Faculty Week will climax
Thursday evening as six of our
most brilliant faculty members
compete in a thrilling "Professor Bowl." Miss Ailese Parten
of CBC's News Bureau will be
asked to provide questions that
hopefully will stump Dr. Cecil
Hyatt, D. Wayland Marler, Mrs.
Genevieve Thompson, Dean Olie
Brown, Dean Dewey Jones, and
Dr. Lavern Young.
Proceeds from Faculty Week
will be used to help pay for the
Junior Class gift to the college
before graduation next year.
Those instrumental in planning
Faculty Week are Robin Zimmerman, Janet Jamison, Lecil
Harper, and Junior Class President Paul Warren.
SAY IT WITH HANDS
Sign Language Class
Open to Students
Once again a sign language
class will be offered at C.B.C.
The class is non-credit and it
will meet on Monday nights at
7:00 in Room 130. The class
this semester will be quite different from the one taught last
semester. Even though the text,
Say It With Hands by Louie Fant
remains the same . the actual
class will be conducted differently.
The first part ofthe class will
be for the new student. The student will be taught the basic
fingerspelling and sign language.
The first half hour will be group
lecture and demonstration by the
instructor Carmen Sandoval. The
basic lessons for that night will
be taught in individual groups.
The second half hour will be
the group or individual instruction. In this time period, the
advanced students who took the
class the semester before, will
help Miss Sandoval teach in the
smaller groups the various signs.
This will help the slower students to have more of an opportunity to seek individual help
opportunity to study more than
the average student. The advanced students will also have
the opportunity to use the skills
they have acquired.
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HOMECOMING COURT FOR 1971 « (Bottom row from left) Makiko
Kawamura, Nagasaki, Japan; Sharon Foss, Bakersfield; Lynn Horton,
1970 Homecoming Queen, Ridgecrest; (second row) Penny Stoner,
Los Angeles,; Marilyn Music, Salt Lake City, Utah; Rebecca Moake,
Huntington Beach; Heidi Britton, Riverside; and (top row) Diana
Isbell, 1971 HomecomingQueen, Manteca.
The class is being taught by
Carmen Sandoval who has been
interpreting for three years. She
interpreted at the Billy Graham
Crusade and is currently applying for membership in the National Registry of Interpreters
of the Deaf.
The class is informal and the
dress is casual. No students
will be allowed to begin the
class after March 1.
Dr. Staples Attends
Brother's Funeral
Dr. Staples left for Arkansas
Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of his brother, Wayne
Staples, who died Sunday morning, Feb. 14, with a heart attack.
Students and faculty are requested to pray for the Staples
family at this time.
Photos Courtesy of Harvey Oster
DIANA ISBELL, 1971 Homecoming Queen expresses
her surprise as Lynn Horton, 1970 Homecoming
Queen places a crown on her head in the ceremonies Saturday night. Miss Isbell is from Manteca,
and was the Senior Class nominee. Escort Don
Peratt looks on.
NOW HE'S PRESIDENT -- President James R.
Staples receives congratulations from the Rev.
Wayne Eurich, chairman ofthe Board of Christian
Higher Education, following his investiture and
the placing of the emblem of office around his
neck. In the background are speakers on the
morning program: (left) the Rev. William Thomas,
Photos Courtesy of Harvey Oster
pastor of Second Baptist Church, Riverside, who
gave the benediction; Mayor Ben Lewis, who brought
official greetings from the City of Riverside; Dr.
Robert Hughes, executive secretary ofthe Southern
Baptist General Convention of California; and
Stephen Carleton, moderator of the CBC Faculty
Senate.

Professors Frolic
During Extravaganza
Various CBC professors and
staff members will be the star
performers next week during
Faculty Week, sponsored by the
Junior Class. Admission to the
programs, which will ■ be held
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. in the
College Chapel, will be only 25